Meath did a similar number on Cork in the Division Two final, underlining a renewed focus on the strategy

More and more sports bodies realise the value of keeping teams in the running for glory for as long as possible

The sharp shooter explains the liberating effect of football’s new rules and why some breaks from the intercounty game are better than others

Unflappable approach and breezy nature were key to his astounding longevity as the face of The Sunday Game

Augusta is a demanding tournament, not a celebrity walk around – just ask Jack Nicklaus

Limerick were 11 points up at the start of the second half before Tribesmen stormed back into encounter

Twenty years after the first tweet, sport remains in the grip of the social media site and its toxic output

Teams are finding ways to score ever more goals and two-pointers

In a festival where the premier league of ownership dominates, fairytale endings can be few and far between

Aidan O’Connor continues to impress at centre forward as Limerick see off Cork with second-half scoring spree

The gap between hurling’s rules and how the game is played has never been greater

Referees are walking a tightrope in hurling’s contact zone

History of sport might suggest otherwise, but decent people do well in golf and elsewhere

One victory from last two games will guarantee another League final for Cork

Eoin Cody finds himself in a role of unique responsibility in hurling’s most successful county